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Open Position Postdoctoral Research position in Observational Cosmology at IFAE

Opening Date

October 9, ****

Closing Date

December 13, ****

Ref: IFAE*******_COSMOLOGY_Postdoc

About IFAE

The Institut de Física d'Altes Energies (IFAE) is a public consortium of the Generalitat de Catalunya, the Autonomous Government of Catalonia, and the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB, a public university) whose main objective is to carry out research and to contribute to the development of high energy physics from a theoretical, experimental and technological point of view.

IFAE has the status of a "University Institute" attached to the UAB and its premises are within the campus of the University.

About The Observational Cosmology Group

The IFAE Cosmology group is presently formed by 5 faculty, 8 post?docs and 8 students and is a full member of some of the leading cosmological surveys of the time: the Dark Energy Survey (DES), the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI), the Euclid Consortium, and the Dark Energy Science Collaboration (DESC) of the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) at the Vera Rubin Observatory.

The group plays leading roles in the analysis of all the surveys it participates.

Job profile and tasks

The successful candidate will join the Observational Cosmology group at IFAE, and will become a member of the LSST DESC collaboration.

The main goal will be to develop and validate new methodologies to go beyond the state-of-the-art in data analysis of galaxy surveys, and apply them to the first data release of LSST (DR1), expected in ****.

The candidate is expected to do international travel and stays for research purposes in addition to collaboration meetings and conferences.

The successful candidate will be expected to have a PhD in Physics or a related discipline, experience in data analysis of cosmological surveys and in scientific programming, including experience working with High Performance Computing facilities.

Evaluation criteria

The evaluation criteria and their weighting for the submitted applications will be the following:

Evaluation criteria Points Research experience 40 Leadership and communication skills 20 Programming and computing skills 20 Research vision and motivation 20

Offered contract

Indefinite contract ACT Actividades Cientifico-Tecnicas linked to the project financing.

Duration: 2 years + possibility of a 1-year extension, subject to funding.

The position will correspond to Postdoctoral Researcher within the professional categories of the IFAE.

Full?time contract (40h/week).

Salary will be proportional to experience and qualifications within the corresponding category range.

The selected candidate is expected to join IFAE in September ****.

Opportunity to gain experience learning first?hand.

Personal growth, innovation, and learning every day.

Work with interesting experimental science.

Travelling to scientific singular infrastructures.

Application and Selection process

Applications should be submitted to ****** and ****** stating the job reference IFAE*******_COSMOLOGY_Postdoc as the subject of the message.

The mail should include an up?to?date CV, a letter of interest and arrange for two letters of reference sent to the above e?mail addresses.

You may contact Dr. Andreu Font Ribera (******) for any questions related to this job opening.

Sending CVs to the above addresses implies consent to the IFAE's legal warning on data privacy.

The application must contain a personal identification number (DNI, NIE or passport) in order to proceed to the verification of absence of conflict of interest required by Recovery and Resilience Mechanism of the Spanish Government.

IFAE is committed to equal opportunities, diversity and inclusion.

With the aim of promoting a real gender balance in the institution, women will be especially encouraged to submit their candidacy in the calls.

Likewise, IFAE reaffirms its commitment to the integration of people with disabilities and underrepresented groups in the scientific field and in accordance with article 59 of the EBEP to reserve seven percent of places so that at least two percent of the total staff are people with disabilities.

A Selection Committee will evaluate the received applications.

If more than one candidate seems equally suitable for the position, the Selection Committee will arrange an online interview with each one of them as part of the selection process.

In compliance with article 121 of the Spanish Public Sector Legal Regime Act, staff with pre?existing relationship with the Consortium administration (Generalitat de Catalunya and Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) will have priority in the awarding of the position.

Funding Statement

This position is part of the project PID***********NB-C41.

The position may also be funded by additional sources: CEX***********-S funded by MICIU/AEI/********/************

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July 23, **** Closing Date:Open Position Ramón y Cajal Fellowship Programme **** – Tenure-Track Position in Gravitational-Wave Physics at IFAEOpening Date: July 23, **** Closing Date: Until Filled Call for Expressions of InterestRamón y Cajal Fellowship Programme **** – Tenure-Track Position in Gravitational-Wave Physics at IFAEThe Institut de Física d'Altes Energies (IFAE) in Barcelona, a Severo Ochoa Centre of Excellence, invites expressions of interest from candidates wishing to apply to the Ramón y Cajal (RyC) **** Programme in the field of Gravitational-Wave (GW) Physics.The RyC Programme aims to attract outstanding postdoctoral researchers to the Spanish science, technology, and innovation system through five-year contracts.

In the **** call, RyC fellows will receive the resources needed to lead their own research programmes, thereby establishing a clear pathway towards permanent integration into the Spanish research system.

Demonstrated potential to secure competitive research funding, particularly through European Research Council (ERC) grants, is considered an important asset for successful RyC applicants.IFAE is seeking candidates with a demonstrated track record of research excellence and leadership in ground-based interferometric gravitational-wave detector technology.

The successful candidate is expected to play a leading role in defining and developing IFAE's experimental programme, contributing to the operation and upgrade of the LIGO and Virgo detectors and to the research and development roadmap for the Einstein Telescope.At IFAE, RyC fellows are appointed under a tenure-track faculty scheme and receive additional strategic institutional research funding beyond that provided by the RyC Programme, as well as a salary supplement.

Subject to a positive evaluation, the successful candidate will be offered a permanent research faculty position upon successful completion of the RyC fellowship.RyC programme detailshttps:// application period: 10 November ********* December ****.Interested candidates are encouraged to contact IFAE before the end of September **** to allow sufficient time for the evaluation of their potential RyC **** fellowship application.

IFAE will act as the host institution in supporting the selected candidate's application.IFAE is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace and social integration of people with a disability.

We welcome applications from all qualified candidates.

People from groups that are typically underrepresented in the labour market in general and in Science and Engineering in particular, such as women, minorities, or people with a disability, are particularly encouraged to apply.IFAE's involvement in LIGO, Virgo, and the Einstein TelescopeIFAE is a member of the LIGO and Virgo Collaborations and is actively involved in the Einstein Telescope (ET) project, contributing to its design, research and development, and preparatory activities.

Researchers at IFAE hold leading responsibilities within the Virgo Collaboration, particularly in the control of stray light inside the interferometer, one of the factors limiting its sensitivity.

The group plays a major role in the commissioning, operation, and upgrade of the detector.

Most recently, IFAE led the construction and installation of new baffles instrumented with photosensors around the Virgo test masses to improve the understanding of stray-light-induced effects within the interferometer cavities.

Looking ahead, IFAE aims to play a leading role in the design and construction of key components of the new Virgo recycling cavities.IFAE is also a major contributor to the Einstein Telescope project.

It coordinates the EU Horizon INFRADEV project supporting the ET Preparatory Phase and holds leading responsibilities for the design of the detector's stray-light control systems.

In addition, IFAE is actively engaged in detector research and development, optical simulations for ET, and the design of the ET vacuum system in collaboration with CERN.The IFAE research programme spans a broad range of topics in gravitational-wave astrophysics and cosmology using data from the LIGO–Virgo–KAGRA network.

Current research includes searches for compact binary coalescences and measurements of their mass and spin distributions; investigations ofprimordial black holes as dark matter candidates; and searches for signatures of axion?like particles in continuous gravitational-wave signals.

The group also conducts tests of gravity beyond General Relativity and pursues cosmological studies with gravitational waves, including measurements of the Hubble constant and investigations of inflation and phase transitions in the early Universe.

In parallel, the group develops novel data?analysis techniques, including deep?learning methods and advanced statistical approaches.

This research naturally extends to exploring the scientific potential of next?generation gravitational?wave detectors.Further informationProf.

Eugenio Coccia (****** )Prof.

Andrew Lundgren (****** )Prof.

Mario Martínez (****** )IFAE website:

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July 23, **** Closing Date:Open Position Ramón y Cajal Fellowship Programme **** – Tenure-Track Position in Gravitational-Wave Physics at IFAEOpening Date: July 23, **** Closing Date: Until Filled Call for Expressions of InterestRamón y Cajal Fellowship Programme **** – Tenure-Track Position in Gravitational-Wave Physics at IFAEThe Institut de Física d'Altes Energies (IFAE) in Barcelona, a Severo Ochoa Centre of Excellence, invites expressions of interest from candidates wishing to apply to the Ramón y Cajal (RyC) **** Programme in the field of Gravitational-Wave (GW) Physics.The RyC Programme aims to attract outstanding postdoctoral researchers to the Spanish science, technology, and innovation system through five-year contracts.

In the **** call, RyC fellows will receive the resources needed to lead their own research programmes, thereby establishing a clear pathway towards permanent integration into the Spanish research system.

Demonstrated potential to secure competitive research funding, particularly through European Research Council (ERC) grants, is considered an important asset for successful RyC applicants.IFAE is seeking candidates with a demonstrated track record of research excellence and leadership in ground-based interferometric gravitational-wave detector technology.

The successful candidate is expected to play a leading role in defining and developing IFAE's experimental programme, contributing to the operation and upgrade of the LIGO and Virgo detectors and to the research and development roadmap for the Einstein Telescope.At IFAE, RyC fellows are appointed under a tenure-track faculty scheme and receive additional strategic institutional research funding beyond that provided by the RyC Programme, as well as a salary supplement.

Subject to a positive evaluation, the successful candidate will be offered a permanent research faculty position upon successful completion of the RyC fellowship.RyC programme detailshttps:// application period: 10 November ********* December ****.Interested candidates are encouraged to contact IFAE before the end of September **** to allow sufficient time for the evaluation of their potential RyC **** fellowship application.

IFAE will act as the host institution in supporting the selected candidate's application.IFAE is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace and social integration of people with a disability.

We welcome applications from all qualified candidates.

People from groups that are typically underrepresented in the labour market in general and in Science and Engineering in particular, such as women, minorities, or people with a disability, are particularly encouraged to apply.IFAE's involvement in LIGO, Virgo, and the Einstein TelescopeIFAE is a member of the LIGO and Virgo Collaborations and is actively involved in the Einstein Telescope (ET) project, contributing to its design, research and development, and preparatory activities.

Researchers at IFAE hold leading responsibilities within the Virgo Collaboration, particularly in the control of stray light inside the interferometer, one of the factors limiting its sensitivity.

The group plays a major role in the commissioning, operation, and upgrade of the detector.

Most recently, IFAE led the construction and installation of new baffles instrumented with photosensors around the Virgo test masses to improve the understanding of stray-light-induced effects within the interferometer cavities.

Looking ahead, IFAE aims to play a leading role in the design and construction of key components of the new Virgo recycling cavities.IFAE is also a major contributor to the Einstein Telescope project.

It coordinates the EU Horizon INFRADEV project supporting the ET Preparatory Phase and holds leading responsibilities for the design of the detector's stray-light control systems.

In addition, IFAE is actively engaged in detector research and development, optical simulations for ET, and the design of the ET vacuum system in collaboration with CERN.The IFAE research programme spans a broad range of topics in gravitational-wave astrophysics and cosmology using data from the LIGO–Virgo–KAGRA network.

Current research includes searches for compact binary coalescences and measurements of their mass and spin distributions; investigations of primordial black holes as dark matter candidates; and searches for signatures of axion?like particles in continuous gravitational-wave signals.The group also conducts tests of gravity beyond General Relativity and pursues cosmological studies with gravitational waves, including measurements of the Hubble constant and investigations of inflation and phase transitions in the early Universe.

In parallel, the group develops novel data?analysis techniques, including deep?learning methods and advanced statistical approaches.

This research naturally extends to exploring the scientific potential of next?generation gravitational?wave detectors.Further informationProf.

Eugenio Coccia (****** )Prof.

Andrew Lundgren (****** )Prof.

Mario Martínez (****** )IFAE website: